Tony Bradley

Basketball player with NBA experience

Tony Bradley - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 8th, 1998
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Drafted in 2017, played as a center in the NBA and various teams including the Utah Jazz and Philadelphia 76ers. Developed through collegiate basketball at North Carolina, contributing to the Tar Heels' national championship victory in 2017. Known for strong defensive skills and rebounding.

Drafted 28th overall in 2017 NBA Draft

Contributed to North Carolina Tar Heels' 2017 NCAA Championship

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